Sentence examples for corporation fire from inspiring English sources

Big corporations if you permit me to stretch the truth a bit and consider Sirius XM a "big corporation"—fire people all the time, but to fire so many producers without replacing them?

The state-run corporation fired some of its workers after villagers reported their involvement in the siphoning: they had employed soldiers to guard tankers that were driven along the pipelines to collect the fuel.

If free trade is legal, we should not get morally indignant when corporations fire their high-cost American workforces and move production overseas.

OVER the last few years, as corporations fired workers en masse, some of the newly unemployed began sending their résumés to nonprofits.

David T. Viecelli, president of The Billions Corporation, Arcade Fire's booking agent who also represents Mr. Oldham and Ms. Newsom, said the band had asked whether it was possible to play a show near Big Sur between their Los Angeles and Bay Area stops to take a break from the tour grind.

What if corporations could fire half their lawyers because the corporations didn't need them for a jillion different contracts involving moving money from place to place?

"He says it would bring in workers as needed, but it's just going to enable corporations to fire American workers and replace them with foreign workers," said Ed Person, leader of one Sachem faction.

Union leaders say those campaigns are usually unfair because corporations often fire union supporters and press their anti-union views day and night in one-on-one sessions and large meetings while union organizers are prohibited from company property.

But of course it's true, too, that the brand is said to be worth £50m to the corporation, and firing Clarkson didn't leave the BBC many options.

Unemployment in the southern autonomous region is around 36 percent much higher than the national average of about 26 and the labor reforms that allowed corporations to fire huge swaths of the workforce without severance pay only made things worse.

Unemployment in the area is around 36% – much higher than the national average (about 26%) – while the labour reforms (ERE) that allow corporations to fire huge swathes of the workforce without severance pay only make things worse.